The Online Dictionary of Language Terminology (ODLT)
finite clause
Definition -
A
clause
with a
finite verb
.
Example -
I went to the store.
(The verb
went
is finite because it is inflected for person and tense, and the structure is a clause because it contains both a subject and a predicate.)
a type of
:
clause
see:
finite verb
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